"Crochet a soft and luxurious baby afghan using this quick pattern for super bulky yarn. This is a warm, cuddly, and soft blanket. The beginner-friendly pattern is easy to master. The pattern uses a combination of simple stitches. This is a relaxing and simple project to make with sophisticated-looking results. Use the Berry Baby Afghan pattern if you need a quick and beautiful crochet baby blanket. You may just find this being your go-to crochet pattern for last minute baby gifts."
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Berry Bliss Baby Blanket
Babies love both texture and visual patterns. The Berry Bliss Baby Blanket combines both of those to create a fun blanket that your new baby will love to touch and feel. The pattern is worked over 3 different rows. The row repeats are not always in the same order which creates a different visual effect for a nice texture. You will need to be familiar with chains, dc, and the puff stitch (or be comfortable trying new stitches).
Pig Baby Rattle
"It's Cute. It's Pink. It's a crochet pig rattle! Sigh. This guy just gives me so much joy! Those chubby pointy ears.. the sleepy eyes… Ever since I made the cow, fox and hippo rattles, I've been wanting to design a pig rattle. Pigs are just so stinking cute. Then, I found this Bernat Super Value color that reminds me of a big juicy berry. The skein was intended for another project… but then that little pig rattle… well.. it just wanted to be made! So earlier this week, I ditched all my other crochet plans and crocheted this little guy up! Isn’t he a cutie?!"
Crochet Strawberry Baby Booties
We love summers for bringing us so many fun things, and strawberries are one of them. So here are these crochet strawberry-inspired baby booties to make your babies look so chic and fun. The lovely green and red strawberry berry booties have white ribbon laces tied up over the legs and look more attractive. Details of the idea here!
Aunt Norni's Shell Mini Afghan
A simple design makes crocheting this mini afghan quick and easy. No need for a border as it is crocheted right into the design. When completed there are shells all around. My mother-in-law used to crochet this pattern as full sized baby afghans. It was her go-to pattern on days when she couldn't follow directions. She always said she didn't have to think when making it. I re-designed it into a mini-afghan to include in my Operation Christmas Child shoeboxes. A little something for comfort for a child in crisis.
